Will +17 offset on 19x8.5 rub?

[darksparkz]

I'm looking at two options for 19x8.5 wheels on my Gen6 Camry.

1) 19x8.5 with a +45 offset.
2) 19x8.5 with a +17 offset.

I know there's about a 1.3" difference, but if the +17 offset will fit, it'll definitely give a much flusher look and have the wheels themselves sit in well. If that doesn't work, I'm thinking with spacers on 19x8.5 with +45 offset would give a nice flush look as well. If not, then just forget spacers and stay with the +45 offset.

Currently dropped on TRD springs, will consider coilovers eventually in the future.

As for tires, I was thinking 235/40/19 all around, sound good?

[PRINCESS PEACH]

u will not rub.

but then again, it all depends on the tires.

[moky-tron]

do 225/40/19 for the tires
the +17 on the front will poke, while the +17 on the rear might be just right given the right suspension like camber and stretched tires

[darksparkz]

Mmm, +17 would be nice to have, but I guess it does seem as if I'd have to camber and use more narrow tires to achieve those results. I guess I'll just stick with +45 offsets with the 235/40/19 tires, and try spacers maybe to get a more flush look.

[lammydi]

Originally Posted by darksparkz

Mmm, +17 would be nice to have, but I guess it does seem as if I'd have to camber and use more narrow tires to achieve those results. I guess I'll just stick with +45 offsets with the 235/40/19 tires, and try spacers maybe to get a more flush look.

+1 get the 15mm spacers will give you the +30 offset.
That is what I'm doing with my new GS rims so I can have that flush look.

[moky-tron]

i recall a member having 19x8 +15 before and it poked like crazy.
a 15 mill spacer on the +45 would be cool